| December 20, 2001 | 
Various palindromic observations from Enoch Haga 
  WONplate 121 (new) | 
| December 17, 2001 | 
Shyam Sunder Gupta started a new website 
  Number Recreations   
This is great! Let us pay him a visit. 
Welcome, dear like minded number lover! | 
| December 1, 2001 | 
Charlton Harrison found a new record 
binary decimal palindrome 
110 0010111100 0010101010 1101000011 1010000010_ 
0000101110 0001011010 1010100001 1110100011 =
7475703079870789703075747
The binary string contains 83 digits ! 
  the complete list   | 
| November 11, 2001 | 
Enoch Haga's new book is out ! 
"Exploring Prime Numbers on Your PC and the Internet" 
  WONplate 120 (new)
  
Haydn,  Hindemith, others(?) composed  palindromic music !
   WONplate 19 (update)   | 
| November 6, 2001 | 
Playing around with  nine- &  pandigitals  in other bases !
   WONplate 119 (new)  
  
Eric W. Weisstein's    MathWorld   has returned. 
This is great and fantastic news. 
Welcome back, dear  encyclopedist!   | 
| October 22, 2001 | 
Have you ever... palindromes in the Golden String ! 
  WONplate 118 (new) | 
| October 19, 2001 | 
Hans Rosenthal found (prime proved) a new 4859-digit 
Smoothly Undulating Palindromic Prime (SUPP for short)
9(89)2429 = (98*104859-89)/99
Compare this with L. C. Noll's old record of 2883 digits ! 
It took Hans more than 1847 hours to finish the proof. | 
| October 12, 2001 | 
Semiprimes are composites with exactly two prime factors. 
Can you find four consecutive semiprimes ? 
  WONplate 117 (new) | 
| October 10, 2001 | 
Ever larger numbers composed of ODD digits (iDem DitO 
for their prime factors) are asked. One example :
15995731573 = 1153 * 1933 * 7177
  WONplate 116 (new)
  
The  pandigital  version of WONplate 97. 
1023687954 *  2901673548 =  2970408257528040792
  WONplate 115 (new)   | 
| October 5, 2001  | 
David Broadhurst and Harvey Dubner announced via the 
NMBRTHRY bulletin board a new  palindromic prime  
N = (1989191989)15601 containing 15601 digits. 
This is not a new record however this palindrome is of 
a more  varied  form and hence considerably 
more demanding to prove ! | 
| September 24, 2001 | 
More palindromic quotients through  pandigital numerators . 
  WONplate 114 (new) | 
| September 23, 2001 | 
I found many more sets of two ninedigital numbers that 
makes a palindromic product ! 
  WONplate 97 (updated) | 
| September 3, 2001 | 
  WONplate 113
Jim Fougeron's titanic prime uses only palindromes.
  WONplate 112
Terry Trotter blended different concepts
in a most beautiful pattern. | 
| July 16, 2001 | 
 FOUR IN A ROW , this time ! All new WONplates. 
  
  WONplate 111
Analogical Reasoning (by Klaus Brockhaus) and more
Pattern Power, leading to the Number of the Beast.
  WONplate 110
A. Murthy's integer sequence A061604 inspired me
to create this Pandigital Programming Challenge.
  WONplate 109
723121327 a peculiar palprime from Carlos Rivera.
  WONplate 108
A palindrome story for 89 told by Terry Trotter. | 
| July 9, 2001 | 
Preon sent me the complete list of all the 
Ninedigital 'Kordemsky' Divisions. 
  WONplate 107 (new) | 
| June 25, 2001 | 
Hugo Sánchez provides 29 extra
palindromic patterns 
arranged in two categories :
  Productos Palindrómicos
  Curiosidades con el número 333667 (primo)
  WONplate 106 (new) | 
| June 17, 2001 | 
  
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| June 16, 2001 | 
My page Smoothly Undulating Palindromic Primes (SUPP for 
short) underwent a major upgrade. This was accomplished 
thanks to Hans Rosenthal's contribution of probable primes 
up to 20001 digits, bringing this collection to the point 
where it will serve as a standard reference work 
for this kind of numbers, at least that is what we aspire! | 
| June 15, 2001 | 
Roberto Botrugno sent in a type P-sopf record (length 62) 
  Set of three composites in bi-directional 
'Sum Of Prime Factors' progression/retrogression | 
| June 3, 2001 | 
Jeff Heleen provided a nice list with polygonals with 
palindromic sides, rank and number but can't remember 
whether it's exhaustive or not... can you verify ? 
  WONplate 103 (new) | 
| June 2, 2001 | 
On May 31 2001, I (pdg) found a second record 
  palindromic triangular   of length 42. 
basenumber k = 775.781.766.082.836.455.602 with k(k+1)/2 = 
300.918.674.293.302.389.819|918.983.203.392.476.819.003 | 
| May 28, 2001 | 
Brian Wallace wonders about   triangular numbers   
containing all 6's. 
  WONplate 102 (new) | 
| May 27, 2001 | 
Hans Havermann made an impressive contribution 
to my webpage   sumprime.htm   
  Palindromic Sums of Powers of Consecutive Primes | 
| May 20, 2001 | 
Pete Leadbetter broke Mike Bennett's record from 1998 
by finding a new record    palindromic square   of 52 digits. 
64897400105515621177314682  2 = 
42116725404553789587188699|99688178598735540452761124 
  
Definition of a new notion  Intrinsic k-palindromic numbers
  WONplate 101 (new)  | 
| May 15, 2001 | 
A Palindrome Question from Maria Gerardina Bulanon 
  WONplate 100 (new) | 
| May 14,  2001  | 
Harvey Dubner found a new record set of three  2001 -digit 
Palindromic Primes in Arithmetic Progression. 
  WONplate 99 (new) | 
| May 1, 2001 | 
Integer  6643  joins the World!Of Palindromes but 
not through our trustworthy base 10 numbersystem. 
  WONplate 98 (new) | 
| April 18, 2001 | 
Exactly one year after my previous discovery I (pdg) 
found a new record   Palindromic Triangular   
basenumber k = 585.863.634.063.453.017.106 with k(k+1)/2 = 
171.618.098.859.017.793.192|291.397.710.958.890.816.171 | 
| April 10, 2001 | 
How many palindromes can you find that are the 
products of two ninedigital numbers ? 
  WONplate 97 (new) | 
| April 9, 2001 | 
A follow up to WONplate 36 and a ninedigital variation 
  WONplate 96 (new) | 
| April 5, 2001 | 
A new record Smoothly Undulating Palindromic Prime 
has been proved rigorous prime by Landon Curt Noll. 
This SUPP has a length of 2883 digits   3(73)1441   
See also Prime Curios! 37373...37373 | 
| March 26, 2001 | 
Janean Wilson asked for the largest ninedigital number 
being the product of three 3-digit integers. 
  WONplate 95 (new) | 
| March 12, 2001 | 
Sonja Sharp's puzzling palindromic sequence... 
  WONplate 94 (new) | 
| March 10, 2001 | 
Today I found the smallest multiplier of 8181 in order 
to arrive at a palindromic product. See   WONplate 36 
8181 *  1173450678278939  = 9599999998999999959 
The next challenge will now be for integer 818181 ! | 
| March 2, 2001 | 
Palindromic Patterns using Odd and Even tiles. 
Never say   NEVER ODD OR EVEN   again ! 
A contribution from Wendy Klassen   WONplate 93 | 
| February 26, 2001 | 
I need more  palindromes in the  factorial base ! ...
   WONplate 92 (New Topic)  
  
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| February 23, 2001 | 
A new conjecture sees the daylight ! There ain't a larger 
than 919 ... 929 Primefree Palindrome Interval ... 
  WONplate 91 | 
| February 12, 2001 | 
Jeff Heleen computed, using UBASIC, all the  
  Smoothly Undulating Palindromic Primes 
smaller than 843 digits in length. 
Dear number cruncher, can you break C. Rivera's record ?
  A SUPP of length 1979   1(21)989   | 
| February 10, 2001 | 
The Nine Digits section has been rearranged 
into three pages and a few new topics were added. 
  ninedig3.htm the third (most recent) page 
  ninedig2.htm the second page 
  ninedig1.htm the first page
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| January 30, 2001 | 
Smallest multipliers to make a number palindromic.
E.g. 81 * 12345679 = 999999999
E.g. 8181 * ?=?
A topic with quite a mathematical story... 
  WONplate 36 | 
| January 25, 2001 | 
Jaime Ayala and his son  Jaimito submitted 
a beautiful sequel to the 3x3 palindromic & 
' Sophie Germain' magic squares of    WONplate 87 
  
Harvey Dubner announces two palindromic prime record.
 Three titanic palprimes in arithmetical progression
In fact a re-discovery as Warut Roonguthai
found this set already a year ago...
Six consecutive palprimes in arithmetic progression 
  WONplate 90  | 
| January 14, 2001 | 
A new record of 14 million digits by Jason Allen Doucette 
  The 196 Palindrome Quest 
  WONplate 4
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| January 13, 2001 | 
Kiwoo Song sent me (way back in '99) an intriguing theorem 
about factorials and binary numbers. 
  WONplate 89 
Marks R. Nester investigated palindromic structures. 
Back to basics... 
  WONplate 88 
Updated wonplate 22 about palindrome 1881. 
  WONplate 22 | 
| January 9, 2001 | 
A nostalgic Jeff Heleen sheds a retrospective view at the 
year 1996 and rediscovers some palindromic primes. 
  WONplate 5 | 
| January 5, 2001 | 
Jaime Ayala submitted a nice 3x3 palindromic & 
'Sophie Germain' pair of magic squares. 
Carlos Rivera added some extra puzzle challenges. 
  WONplate 87 | 
| January 3, 2001 | 
A new palindromic prime curio ! 
  WONplate 86 |